No public restrooms at the camp sites (one single porta-potty only for 13 sites!!!). $50/night for…read moretent camping is way too expensive when there is nothing to do at the campground. To launch a kayak you need to pay a $10 launch fee each day even if you are staying there. Restaurant is decent, nothing special. Priced at $20-30/night would be more reasonable.

Had a great time with the kids! Great staff, enjoyable surroundings, relaxed time and god to see…read moresome friends while we were there! Camped in tents, had a small storm move through in the middle of the night and had no issues at all! We will be back!

Had a nice stay here. Dock staff is outstanding and very welcoming. Bath house has some supplies…read morein case you forget your shampoo. Bath house, while next to restaurant, has a combination lock that keeps you safe and secure.

I launched my boat out of this location and had a chance to meet the new owner and let me tell you,…read morehe is young but with old time values and personality he went out of his way to make us feel at home and loved. Will be back soon! Thank you Shawn!

Since God was a baby, The Reluctant Navigator's Meatyard family has been serving up yummy food…read more Tonight, we enjoyed the seafood, ribs, and wings buffet. I went for the steamed-to-perfection shrimp. I also had the fresh fried fish. I wish my tummy was bigger. The sides also shined bright: Hush Puppies so good you'll want to sneak some in your purse. The homemade Mac and Cheese...could've eaten an entire plate of that deliciousness. I could go on, but you can't go wrong. At about $20/person, you will definitely get your money's worth. This is a seasonal restaurant at the marina that always seems to have something special going on, so check out their FB and IG for the latest.

This Marina sits further down in Southern Maryland off of the Potomac River. I went on a charter…read moreout of this Marina with some clients. The marina is very small and parking is limited. There is a restaurant onsite but it was closed during my visit. There is a boat launch and a couple of peers at this location. Not much of any staff I could tell. However, the views are wonderful.

We stayed here as part of an RV event over Labor Day Weekend. I had never been to an event like…read morethis before and was a little shocked when informed that we would be boon-docking. We ended having a great time and will likely do again (with more planning and preparation). As for the site, Coles Point looks like it's past it's expiration. It's right off the Potomac River (great!), but it needs a lot of work. There must of been nearly 100 RV units on this property, all boon-docking. (1) The bathroom facilities need to be upgraded (2 showers per sex), the water pressure was non-existent, and the showers were not cleaned. The water was hot, at least. My husband said the door on the men's shower did not even close properly (the door was too big!). I did not look into the toilet/sink section. (2) The storefront needs more supplies. They had some fishing tackle, but no fishing line. A few snacks, but no basic staples that an RV'er might need: oil, sugar, salt, paper towels, paper plates, etc. They did appear to sell lots of ice. I would suggest propane too. (3) Someone said the restaurant used to be a big thing. Now closed. We went to Walmart and was a 45-min trip one-way. There is nothing in the area to eat or drink for miles. If available, I'm sure the RV'ers would gladly spend their money so as to not leave, but with no offerings, there is not much to recommend the resort. (4) Due to the size of the event, planning should have been done to provide additional dumpsters to accommodate the amount of trash that was generated or have a mid-event dumpster pick-up. All the dumpsters were overflowing when everyone pulled out. (5) The actual campground. People have been living there and in all such places, it begins to look run-down. It was described to me as "ghetto". People who camp don't generally want to RV beside people who live in an RV park as it becomes truly "lived in", especially in a expensive unit. It was overgrown, the structures were falling apart or needed to be painted, and it looked "bad". I hope to see changes if we return next year, which we hopefully will. Good luck to the new owners because the site can be great for travelers.

This is a great place for the RV Community! I go every year to camp over the weekend and every…read moretime I've been for the last 10 yrs plus it's been great!

We took our sailboat down on Wednesday & Friday we sailed her back to our dock! Excellent work done…read morejust like Helen & Mark! "Bubba" ...thank you!

As it turns out, there was an oversight on my part, and Addison actually did refund my money and…read moreso I'd like to apologize for the poor review and update my rating to five stars, as the facilities are wonderful and clean. The dock hands are good at helping boaters get into the slip too.

Beautiful protected marina with super folks to help you from the time you dock to showing you…read morehow to get around Solomons on a bike or loaner car. Nice pool for laps or lolling and short walk to many good restaurants.

Seriously, I do not remember the last time we paid $1.00/foot per night for a transient slip…read more Twenty years ago maybe? Granted this was the special rate for Boat US members, but the regular price of $1.50 was still incredibly affordable. Electric was an additional 10 spot per night, but if we had anchored and used the generator, the fuel cost alone would have exceeded both the slip rental and the utility. So, bottom line, very good choice price wise. This super dog friendly marina is spread out on about 123 acres, so there is plenty of grass, picnic tables, an in-ground pool, even a grill. It's not fancy, more rustic than resort like, but if you only need the basics and you want to deal with super friendly people, this is the place for you. I would also recommend this place for boats with with a dinghy as this marina is located on Back Creek across from the Solomon's Peninsula. You can easily get to the "Island" by taking your inflatable to numerous other marinas with dinghy docks. The sad part is......there is nothing really worth boating to there. Of the handful of eateries, only one or two do not get DISMAL reviews. Having eaten at one of the "winners", I can only say, i would not come back. I know "Solomon's" is a big destination place for boaters plowing the waters of the Chesapeake Bay, but I don't get the draw at all. Yeah, you can raft off other vessels, drink a lot of beer and play loud music, but I really don't need to use 120 gallons of fuel round-trip to have that kind of party on the water. Besides the super interesting museum, there is nothing much here. We didn't mind as we found some excellent scenic creeks to explore and enjoyed our solitude. I know our live- aboard neighbors, however, did not share the same thought. They were headed to the Great Lakes from Charleston SC, when they realized they needed some serious engine work. Reading all the glowing reviews about Solomon's they were expecting a mini Annapolis. Boy were they sorely disappointed, especially since they were going on two weeks at that marina, waiting for parts so that they could get the work done. Yikes! Another perk at Calvert's, which we found both endearing and incredibly funny, was the courtesy car offered by the marina. Transients were able to use this vehicle, free of charge for an hour. Only other stipulation was you were NOT ALLOWED to cross the bridge over the Patuxent. (Maybe cause it wouldn't make it). Anyway, trying to figure out an ancient diesel run Mercedes was hilarious. Seat belts and power windows not working. No AC. My husband had to bend over otherwise he would have crammed his head on the roof. A little black smoke from the tail pipe, and we were off, sweaty and hot, to Food Lion to pick up some supplies. It was an experience. Oh yes, the marina does have two restaurants. One is a VERY casual cafe with some picnic benches that is dog friendly. It offered some more creative sandwich offerings compared to a basic deli, but we did not try it. The Back Creek Bistro (formerly Vincenzo's) was OK. It's upper scale (price wise), but the menu was pretty boring with no surprises. We both got the queen's cut Prime rib, and it was pretty decent. There was a rehearsal dinner going on so there was a bit of mayhem, but the servers and owner really tried to be accommodating. So the marina, easily gets four stars. Solomons Island? One. Our creeks up here are just as nice, and we don't have to burn a boat load of fuel to get there. If we ever need a stopping point when boating to further destinations, we would not hesitate to stay at Calvert Marina again.

Kept our boat here for over a year and had a blast. Great people! Reasonably priced and good…read morelocation. Has Gas Dock! Really liked the folks on our dock. Very good marina.

Great new family owners. They are straight up with you and care about the boats in their care. Nice…read moreramp and sturdy travel lift if needed.

From the owner: Deep Creek Boatyard is a 3 acre waterfront campus in Onancock, VA that caters to boater who want to…read morework on their own boat. A true DIY Boatyard! We can haul boats with our travel lift up to 50,000 pound capacity with up to a 16 foot width. Our travel lift has a crane for removing engines, sailboat masts, generators, commercial fishing gear, etc. In house we offer Dustless Blasting, boat bottom painting, hull painting, hull waxing and other mechanical services. We partner with many local services so we can service all of your boat needs!

Had our 45' sailing catamaran hauled out, painted, cleaned and had a bunch of Gelcoat and…read morefiberglass work as well as mechanical stuff done. Fabulous work. Boat looks new and work done very well. Highly recommend them. Perry and Rob run a great yard!!

We had a mechanical issue and were towed here on Saturday night. On Sunday morning, I submitted a…read morework order. By 9:30 Monday, their service tech, Steve, was on our boat. Took a little over 2 hours, but he fixed us up good. He was extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and diligent. Showed me a couple "tricks" and hacks for maintaining our motor. Best diesel mechanic ever! I will say that the marina is a bit on the pricey side at $2.20/ft in mid-November and they don't offer BoatUS or MarinaLife discounts. However, the facilities are top notch and the staff is helpful and friendly.